Anandi Mishra
@anandimish.bsky.social
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Communicator, writer, reader, cinephile | Words in LA Review of Books, Atlantic, Frieze, Art Review, Virginia Quarterly, Public Books; etc anandimishra.com 📩 anandimi.substack.com
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willwiles.bsky.social
Performatively reading in the cafe, but wearing white gloves so I'm still venerating the Book As Object, with a t-shirt saying "I know archivists don't wear gloves" so people know the gloves are performative.
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davidho.bsky.social
Microplastics are released from plastic when exposed to heat, including leaching from tea bags into hot tea and plastic containers releasing nanoplastics when microwaved. While health effects are still unclear, minimizing heating plastic is a simple way to reduce exposure.
Microplastics are everywhere. You can do one simple thing to avoid them.
The biggest sources of microplastics have one thing in common: Heat.
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anandimish.bsky.social
Romantic fiction is the best kind of fantasy fiction there is ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥
rachelfeder.bsky.social
Tell me your most unhinged literary opinion, as a little treat
anandimish.bsky.social
Excellent @financialtimes.com interactive story on grid scale batteries and their impact on our electricity system.

"How mega batteries are unlocking an energy revolution"

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How mega batteries are unlocking an energy revolution
Vast battery units are shoring up grids and extending the use of clean power
ig.ft.com
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womensartbluesky.bsky.social
'Honeysuckle’ design, 1883 by May Morris, influential textile artist and designer of the Arts and Crafts movement #WomensArt
Painted design with a mass of green leaves and twisting vines as well as pink and white blossoms, all on a white background
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kaseygifford.bsky.social
We should be asking this
c o n s t a n t l y.
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ejacobslaw.com
I can't believe this meme is now old enough to tie its shoes.
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thebigmike1983.bsky.social
Happy Large Boulder the Size of a Small Boulder Day!
Large Boulder the Size of a Small Boulder
anandimish.bsky.social
what a delightful thread 🍂🐌
jduffyrice.bsky.social
so no one was going to tell me that mountain lions and cougars are the same animal? as are pumas? and panthers?????????
anandimish.bsky.social
This Ian Penman @lrb.co.uk essay on Brian Eno is beautiful, good old, curious, culture writing. The way it opens will stay with me for so, so long. Powerful, moving writing! An essay for the ages.
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nyrb-imprints.bsky.social
Eve Babitz knows how to end male loneliness.
"Not taking dance lessons is a common mistake
among men. They fail to realize that dancing is one of the few things
a man can learn when he’s young that will come in handy later. Men
who know how to dance—even a few basic steps—will never end up
sad and alone, with nobody to play with, because women will always
be looking for that rare man who can dance. They’ll take him to night
clubs and parties and on cruises, and they’ll go all mushy after a
simple waltz." from "Gotta Dance," Collected in I Used to Be Charming
anandimish.bsky.social
Team Yoko Ogawa 🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️
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explaintrade.com
This is an exact encapsulation of why I moved to Bluesky.

No amount of handwringing in the Atlantic about how I owe some eternal Promethean suffering to the discourse is going to make me stay on a site I hate, that stopped doing anything for me professionally years ago.
Well – no. Bluesky may or may not be, as one centre-right friend who felt unwelcome put it, “self-righteous island”. But the idea that’s why we went is nonsense. That I’ve largely stopped posting on a site that’s done more to shape my career and social circle than the rest of the internet combined is less about avoiding rival opinions (I love arguing with people who are wrong!) than with the fact the site simply became unusable. It stopped generating the things (good jokes, interesting debate, clicks) I wanted; it became extremely good at generating the things (racists, pornbots, racist pornbots) I did not.
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anandimish.bsky.social
Lots to ponder upon here. I’d add my two bits: once upon a time there were design-centric movies like Jacques Tatti’s and I’m sure also similarly obsessed literature. Now in books and movies what we have is a parody of all forms of design and architecture in life.
anandimish.bsky.social
laszlo krazsnahorkai with george szirtes in the white review
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hels.bsky.social
My terrible advice to people in their 20s is: drink a lot. A LOT. Not to a problem level, but oh my god once you hit the back half of your thirties and beyond you will NOT be able to drink (or to recover from drinking) nearly so easily.
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chrisgeidner.bsky.social
Alexander Skarsgård, five minutes after the Pillion trailer was released:
Total subs
75,500
个
4.3%
anandimish.bsky.social
“Reds is also like winter in that it is incredibly long, stretching past three hours, so stuffed to the brim with details that by the time it reaches intermission an hour and 45 minutes in, you’re left wondering how it could possibly wrap everything up.” 💌

www.brightwalldarkroom.com/2024/12/20/i...
It's Always Winter in 'Reds' (1981)
It’s always winter in Reds, and someone is always fighting, someone is always hoping, someone is always gritting their teeth and doing the work.
www.brightwalldarkroom.com
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davidjroth.bsky.social
This went up last Friday around The Appointed Time, albeit not at Defector. I really liked the movie, and appreciated the opportunity to write some descriptive language about 1970s Gene Hackman movies.
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ndrew.bsky.social
every single tech idea is like “soon our robots will be capable of playing catch with your kid, freeing you up to spend more time working on your employers’ spreadsheets”
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theferocity.bsky.social
I’m rewatching “True Blood” and I forgot that HBO used to be so slutty. What a time.